There are many beautiful parks, foreshores and beaches throughout the Mornington Peninsula that may be suitable for commercial filming or photography. Some of these locations are not governed by the Shire though, instead by different entities, including Parks Victoria and Committees of Management. Shire Filming/Photography Permits are only issued for outdoor spaces managed or owned by the Shire.
To determine whether your chosen space is on Shire land or other, explore the options below:
Parks Victoria
Parks Victoria manage a large portion of back beaches from Portsea to Flinders as well as National Park area. To book a space on Parks Victoria managed land including the below please get in touch with them directly.
- Bushrangers Bay
- Cape Schanck
- Gunnamatta Beach
- Point Nepean National Park
- Portsea Ocean Beach
- Rye Ocean Beach
- Sorrento Ocean Beach
- St Andrews Beach
- Flinders Ocean Beach
Volunteer Committees of Management
A number of foreshores across the Mornington Peninsula are managed by locally run Volunteer Committees of Management. To book a space on land managed by a committee, please get in touch with them directly:
Other Shire spaces and facilities
To discuss events, filming/photography or weddings at The Briars please contact them directly. Email the.briars@mornpen.vic.gov.au or call 035950 1221
To discuss events, filming/photography or weddings in Shire Halls please contact them directly. Email hallbookings@mornpen.vic.gov.au or call 5950 1150
Private land
To discuss filming on private land please contact the landowner directly.
Roads
If you are planning to film or photograph on a peninsula road, you will need a permit. See more information below:
- Shire-Managed Roads: Includes most residential roads and requires a Shire Filming/Photography Permit.
- Vic Roads (Department of Transport): Includes most major freeways and arterial roads and requires a Vic Roads filming permit. This includes Mornington Peninsula Freeway, Nepean Highway, Point Nepean Road and Esplanade. View their interactive map to find out more.
If you're still unsure, please get in touch with the Permitting Team.